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MAN—MAE [113] mAr—mArMaiiusu (susu). To suckle, to draw fromthe breast or udder.Mafiusiii. To suckle, to give suck.Mauusukan, v. Manuslii.Mauuwab (suwab). To feed anotherfrom the hand.Mapar. Name of an island at the easternentrance of the sti-aits of Malacca.Milraba (raba). To grope, to feel withoutlooking.Mfiragai. Name of a bird.Marajakan (raja). To make king, to raiseto the throne, to entlirone.Marajinkfiu (rajiu).To labour at, to workdiligently at, to apply with assiduity to.MArak (j). The peacock, Pavo javanicus.Marakilt (rakat). To stick, to adhere.Marakatkan. To stick, to cause to adhere.Milrakit (rakit). To use a raft or float ;to dance a pai'ticular kind of dance.Maraksi (raksi). To use perfumes, toperfume.Marakuli (ben). Name of a tree.M;\ramas (ramils). To knead.Marambas. To cut as with a sword, toslash.Marampas (rampas). To wrest ; to extortby violence ; to pillage, to plunder, tolay waste.Mtlrampuugkan (rampung). To cut oiF,to decide.Maraud -a (for. varanda). A balcony, anopen gallery ; v. Wdrand'a and Bui-and-a.Marantaikan (rautai). To chain, to linkwith a chain ; to fetter, to shackle.Marang (j). Straw, stubble.Maranggau. To pledge a wife in thehouse of a ci-editor as a bond debtor.Miirauggu. Name of a kind of smalldrum.Maranggung (rangguug). To crouch, tosquat, to cower.Maranggungkan. To cause to crouch, tomake to squat or cower.Marangkak. To move on all fours, tomove as a quadruped.Mdratilp (ratftp). To bewail aloud, to setup a lamentation, to bemoan.Marawankan (rawan). To delight; tomelt to tenderness.Marawat (rawat). To pare, to whittle.Marawung (rawung). To howl.Mdrayah (rayah). To spoil, to plunder ;to corrupt, to adulterate.Marayap (rayap). To climb or creep upas a scandeut plant.Mai-aJ^ut (rabut). To snatch, to seize byviolence ; to jDillage, to plunder.Marampan. To be enraged, to be in apassion.Milrandahkfin (randah). To lower, tobring low ; to depress, to humble.Marilndahkan-diri. To humble oneself;to act with humility.Marazaki (razaki). To eat, to feed.Marbau. Name of a timber tree, Metrosiderosamboinensis.Marbok. Name of a species of dove.Marbot (jav). A potter's wheel.Marcha. Swoon, faint, trance ; to swoon,to faint ; v. Murcha.Milrchu. Summit, top, pinnacle.Marchun. Fireworks.Mardeka (j). Free, not enslaved ; manumitted,emancipated.Mardekakau. To free, to manumit, toemancijiate.Mard'u (s. soft). Melodious, harmonious.Mard'uwangsa (s). Middle-aged.Mare. The gullet, the oesophagus.Mareje (bu). The name given by thepeople of Celebes to the northern coastof Australia, where they carry on thetripang fishery.Marentah (prentah). To order, to command; V. Mamrentah.Mareutang (lentang). To cross, to thwartV. Mrentang.Marep. To rave, to talk incoherently.Margu (s). Wild beasts, beasts of thechase.Margu-satwa (s), v. MS.rgu,MarXum (a). One that has found mercyMarangkap (rangkap). To fold, to doublea saint, a holy man ; the late, the departed,;to pair.the defunct.Marapat (rapat). To lie close ; to join, to Mariam (a). The Virgin Mary.be continuous ; to congregate, to assemble,to come together ; to fit, to suit. Mariam-barkareta. A field cannon.MAriam (for'?). A cannon, a great gun.Marapatkan. To make close ; to put togetherMdriamkan. To cannonade.; to compact.Mariba (riba). To take on the lap.Milrapi (j. api). Name of one of the Maricha (s). Black pepper. Piper nihighestof the mountains of Java, ^«than active volcano, whence its name.(jrum.Marid (a). Disciple, pupil, scholar.Marasa (rasa). To taste ; to feel ; to perceiveMarika, They, the men or women ;per-to experience.sons, people.;Marasiii ; v. tr. To feel, to experience. Marika-itu. Those men or women, thoseMilratak. To choose, to select.pei'sons, those people ; they.Maratakan (rata). To level, to make Marimbas. Name of a kind of choppereven, to smooth.or cleaver.